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i was scanning through the thermals on my L85 AWS because i had just heard what sounded like a SAW (m-249). i see the bight white of a thermal signature moving behind a bush. it slowly moved to the right edge and a GOAT walked out and resumed it's grazing.

yeah, get a mic.

i've seen some of their vids on youtube. beans for the kill.

i have an svd camo with 4 mags. considering dropping it in a bush so it gets lost because i don't use it and i don't want to get stabbed in the back during a trade. convince me?

nope. The concept is found in [c 1622-3 Soddered Citizen (1936) l. 305] Theeues haue betweene themselues, a truth, And faith, which they keepe firme, by which They doe subsist; [1703 P. A. Motteux Don Quixote ii. lx.] The old proverb still holds good, Thieves are never rogues among themselves. A sort of honour may be found (according to a proverbial saying) even among thieves. [1802 J. Bentham Works (1843) IV. 225] ‘There is honour among thieves, but none among gamblers,’ is very well antithetically spoken, but not true in fact. [1823 J. Bee Dict. Turf 98] Read more: http://www.answers.com/topic/there-is-honour-among-thieves#ixzz24DDtNNuA

i ran into a guy with a bandit skin in cherno. missed with my axe and panic-fired a clip of makarov ammo. he told me to calm down, that he wasn't gonna kill me (he had an m1014). it was a server that had REALLY bad frames for me so it was even more stressfull kowing i couldn't aim with the frame lag. he killed the Z that was aggro'd on me, transfused me and gave me his shotgun. we parted ways and i moved out of the city before logging out and changing servers to one where i got a decent frame rate again. the short of it? whatever the skin, you have to decide who you can trust. i don't think that the guy you killed was going to kill you... he turned his back to you because you lied and said you were friendly. behavior like that is going to earn you your own bandit skin before too long. then you get to get to experience lots of distrust and uncertainty.

only people who are gear whores really care about hackers much. it goes: blah blah blah happened... and i lost my goodies. rule 1, live by it. your most important gear as a solo player is your knife and matches anyway. fuck a blood transfusion, i'm gonna eat a cow. know what i mean?

what if your power goes out before a checkpoint and you lose some sweet loot you scored just 40 seconds before?

i'll log out whenever i damn well please. real life goes on around me. i'll never log out because: -i got shot -someone is shooting at me -i'm in a firefight i will definitely log out if: -i get teleported -yep, being teleported is the only player action that will cause me to log out. other reason for logging out: -i have to poop or make a tinkle -my wife offers me a blow-job -i've just had an encounter that left my heart pounding and my hands shaking and i need to have a smoke and a 5 minute break

for most? have you taken a fucking survey? didn't think so, you murderous weenie. player killing wanks like YOU make the game unplayable for most.

yeah, there are EIGHT deer stands within 3km of kamenka. twelve of them if you also count the military camp at balota. hope someone at least got to use yer extra bandage, impatient lazy person.

shut up, geek. i know how to USE a gilly. i never keep my civillian clothing after i find one. also before yesterday i was never in any position to grab gear off a gilley'd up player i'd killed. now i know i can't grab it, that's good enough. i wanted it, though. he also had an L-85 AWS and an svd cammo and a range finder. i'm gonna counter-snipe the crap out of the twat-whistles making electro dangerous.

i killed a guy wearing a gilly the other day... i couldn't get it off him as it wasn't in his inventory. should i have grabbed the civillian clothing from his body to see if it was the gilly he was wearing? it really confused me when i couldn't find the gilly in his inventory. in short: how do you retreive the gilly from a body?

whatever. i got knocked out by a Z and died when he ate me as i screamed.

it's not the new anything. it's dumbasses fucking up a very easy figure of speech.

it's "dog eat dog".

shouldnta killed all those players, el bandito.

yes, the amd system will run it well with the video card you plan to put in it.

also the 4 deer stands within 10 minutes run.

also find a map online that you can reference. why the watch is very useful: if you don't have a compass and the sun is out you can use the watch to find exact north using bisection, or you can use shadows to find approximate north if you know what time it is. also knowing how to navigate using a topo map and gross terrain features is a huge plus. i watch vids of people passing up matches and hunting knives all the time, there are times when that shit has saved me 2x in as many hours. i've eaten: 4 cows, 3 sheep, 4 goats, one rabbit, and 6-7 wild boars. there's little feelings as cool as teh way it feels watching the color come back into the world when you have been running half blind with less than 3000 blood for a couple hours trying to find the light-colored blur that is a boar in the woods. good vid.

lol @ that guy calling you a hacker for one shotting him with an enfield.

IMO you should positive humanity that is equal to the negative humanity you get from killing another player, in addition to 50% positive humanity for any negative humanity the bandit gained in his life before you killed him. this would lead to posses of player hunting bandits as well as creating more of a clear moral distinction twixt players and bandits. it would be like a price on someone's head, especially when there are stats involved. killing other players and earning negative humanity would turn you into a wanted man. it would certainly help gel the moral dilemma issue. people would be less likely to commit random murders if there was that basic right vs wrong system of reward, i think. we already have players creating their own roles to play in the game. adding to the humanity dynamic could really enrich the players' moral decision making process, which would (in many cases) really enhance the deeply visceral excitement that players experience in DayZ. it would also be good if killing zombies didn't erase negative humanity, only helping people should have that effect. things like: healing, killing Zs that are aggro'd on someone else, giving someone items or food... or a ride. just my little two cents.

i love watching people lose their sniper rifles.

is it weird that i like that AKM?

i had -1200 or so from killing a guy, but i'm back up to 2500.